Charcoal clothes irons used as banisters.
A serenely smiling sun greets visitors near the entrance.
A fish on a balcony facing the path to the swimming pool.
A young boy starting to fall asleep on a bench. Whoever the artist was, I think he captured well our experience of Casa San Pablo.
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Terrific series of shots. Reminds me of the American Southwest.
tres mignon, j'aime beaucoup la derniere photo
Beautiful touches.
They are really charming details!I'm enchanted by the first picture!
Léia
wonderful house and great sets
I scrolled down through the previous post, also. I think whoever's in charge of your annual R&R should be applauded! What a great place to sit back and relax and let waves of good feelings wash over you!
The history of the place was also most interesting. When you write that Mrs. Alcantara is in her 80s that doesn't seem so old to me anymore! :-)
And yes, the well is "faux."
Loved your tour of Casa San Pablo. It really does have a lot of charm...especially that bench in your last photo :D
the place is indeed a charm.
like you, i'm in love at its little details, the whole rustic feel of the place sends nothing but relaxation at its best. ^0^
Charm is the right word! This is my kind of style.
I love the wall color in that first picture! All of the details are wonderful.
That is a great sun face!
A truly enchanting and enchanted place
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